12-13 September – Join us at the Glue art book fair at ICA London
Overlapse at Arles Books Fair 2026
We are delighted to be taking part in the Arles Books Fair in the south of France this summer, during opening week of the Rencontres d’Arles! France PhotoBook has organised their fifth edition of the fair across two locations – the École nationale supérieure de la photographie and the Collège Saint-Charles. Dedicated to the richness and variety of publishing practices, this event brings together over eighty international publishing houses and offers a program of meetings with photographers and authors.
Join Overlapse at:
Collège Saint-Charles, 2 rue de la Calade in Arles
Tuesday 7th to Thursday 9th July
Open 1-7.30pm
The full fair runs until Saturday 11th July – see details
Sound the Sirens by Bryan Anselm – Awards News
We’re incredibly honoured to share Bryan Anselm’s unrelenting climate change work, Sound the Sirens, with our audience at international book fairs, so it’s a pleasure to see his book recognised for its powerful imagery and relevant subject matter, alongside the publication’s engaging material design.
Shortlisted: Rencontres d’Arles Author Book Award 2026
Established when the festival was founded more than 50 years ago, the annual Rencontres d’Arles Book Awards celebrate the extraordinary creativity of the photography book industry. Shortlisted books will be exhibited in Arles from July 6 – October 4, 2026
Longlisted: Kraszna-Krausz Photography Book Award 2026
The annual Kraszna-Krausz Book Awards recognise individuals or groups who, in the opinion of the Judges, have made an outstanding original or lasting contribution to the art and practice of photography or the moving image through the medium of the book. Longlisted publications were exhibited by the KK Foundation at this year’s Photo London in May, and at POST x Kraszna-Krausz Photobook Weekender from 4-5 July 2026
From reviews of Sound the Sirens:
“Featuring tightly-cropped frames of often disorientating scenes, ‘Sound the Sirens’is a compelling insight into the reality of climate change. Eschewing straightnarratives that retain our sense of control or even distance, it lays out our messyimpending future with a sense of the chaos it will evoke.” – Diane Smyth
“[Anselm] takes us into the teeth of the destruction, forcing us to witness what isactually happening to homes, communities, and real people when hurricanes,floods, and wildfires wreak their increasingly intense havoc. ..it’s clear that we’reintentionally taking a step backward from necessary solutions and that newstrategies (and visual languages) will now once again be needed to redirect climateengagement in urgently productive ways. So Anselm’s book arrives at just the rightmoment – unfortunately we are in need of a bracingly realistic slap in the face, andthis photobook delivers it.”
– Loring Knoblauch, Collector Daily
Overlapse at Art Rotterdam / Unseen Book Market
During Unseen Photo 2026, the Book Market runs concurrently at the Nederlands Fotomuseum, which newly opened in February at Warehouse Santos in Rotterdam. The museum’s entrance space will host approximately 35 publishers and booksellers, creating a vibrant hub for photobooks and photography publications.
We will host a book launch with advance copies of Marinos Tsagarakis’ Strawberry Blue
Saturday 28 March at 14:00
Overlapse is at table #26 at Unseen Book Market
@ The Nederlands Fotomuseum, Brede Hilledijk 95, 3072 KD Rotterdam
The Rijnhaven Metro station is a 2-minute walk
Opening hours:
Thursday 26 March: 13.00 – 21.00 (the Nederlands Fotomuseum opens at 11.00)
Friday 27 March: 11.00 – 17.00
Saturday 28 March: 11.00 – 17.00
Sunday 29 March: 11.00 – 17.00
Overlapse exhibiting in ‘Bibliophily’ at D’Ark Room in Seoul
D’Ark Room’s first exhibition of the year, “Bibliophily,” introduces nine international publishers carefully selected by Datz, each devoted to creating beautiful books. Through their distinct perspectives and values, these publishers share diverse human experiences and stories. The exhibition showcases their representative titles and recent publications, including works being introduced in Korea for the first time, creating a space for encounters between books and readers. Through exchanges with publishers who remain faithful to their own voices, stories, and attitudes, the exhibition invites visitors to listen closely to contemporary narratives, rediscover themselves, and find meaningful sources of inspiration. Sponsored by Arts Council Korea
The nine exhibiting publishers are:Chose Commune, Ivory Press, L’Artiere, Lars Muller Publishers, Overlapse, Perimeter Books, Poursuite Editions, The Eriskay Connection and the(M) éditions
At D’Ark Room in Seoul, Korea from 20 March – 7 July 2026
More information here and here
Overlapse at Polycopies during Paris Photo Nov 12-16
Since 2014, Polycopies has promoted independent photographic publishing with an annual festival – on a boat! – to coincide with Paris-Photo. Visitors are welcomed aboard the Concorde Atlantique by over 100 French and international publishers and booksellers gathered along the Seine river. With a host of events, round tables, signings, professional meetings and more, Polycopies has become an energetic meeting place for photographers, book lovers, collectors and publishers to share and confront their ideas on photographic practices and publishing – and to exchange their favourite book discoveries…
We hope to see you for an exciting week at Polycopies this year, and to share Bryan Anselm’s new book SOUND THE SIRENS!
Overlapse is in the massive Pavilion opposite the boat along the Seine, at stand P52 – to find us just walk into the first entrance and look toward the far wall straight ahead!
View the Polycopies 2025 programme here
Location and transport:
Bateau Concorde-Atlantique – Berges de Seine
Port de Solferino – 75007 Paris
Métro: Assemblée Nationale or Concorde
RER C: Musée d’Orsay
Open times:
12 – 16 November 2025
Wednesday 12: 15:00 – 22:00
Thursday 13: 11:00 – 21:00
Friday 14: 11:00 – 21:00
Saturday 15: 11:00 – 21:00
Sunday 16: 11:00 – 19:00